Equatorial Hordes: The 1-DP Orks Jungle Detachment (11th Edition)

It is a single, compact rule. In the Declare Battle Formations step you select up to three friendly Mob or Kommandos units, and those units have Scouts 6" until the end of the battle.

The keyword detail matters more than it looks. Mob is a narrow keyword in 11th edition: only Boyz and Beast Snagga Boyz carry it. So the rule effectively means "up to three Boyz, Beast Snagga Boyz or Kommandos units get a 6\" pre-game move". It does not touch Stormboyz, Nobz, Meganobz or anything mounted. That is the whole rule, and it does nothing else all game, which is exactly what you would expect for a 1-DP detachment.

Equatorial Hordes carries no unique tag, so it can sit beside any other detachment your budget allows.

Three stratagems, all 1CP.

• Concealed Krumpin' (your Shooting phase or the Fight phase) — when a friendly hidden Mob unit is selected to attack, its attacks gain Lethal Hits. Note the trigger: the mob has to still be hidden, so this is the payoff for using the Scouts move to get into range through cover rather than out in the open.
• Stragglerz (your Command phase) — one friendly Mob or Kommandos unit heals 2D3 wounds. On a big multi-model mob that is how you claw whole models back into a unit that has been chipped down, turn after turn.
• Dey're Over 'Ere (start of your Shooting phase) — while a visible enemy unit is within 6" of one of your Mob or Kommandos units, that enemy has +3" detection range. It is an anti-hiding tool that drags a concealed target back into view before you shoot it.

Two, and both are Beastboss or Infantry Warboss model only, so plan your character around them.

• Kunnin' Hunta — once per turn per unit, in your opponent's Movement phase, when an enemy unit ends a move within 8" of the bearer's unengaged unit, that unit can make a normal move of up to D3+3". Use it to slide a scouted mob out of a charge lane, or to close a gap the enemy just opened.
• Unkillable Scourge — when the bearer is destroyed, if its unit has not been selected to fight this phase, roll a D6 with +1 if the Waaagh! is active: on a 3+ the model is not removed until the unit has fought or the phase ends. In practice it is a fight-on-death save for your warlord, and it is markedly more reliable on the Waaagh! turn.

• Boyz — one of only two Mob datasheets, so a Boyz mob is the natural Scouts 6" carrier and the Concealed Krumpin' target.
• Beast Snagga Boyz — the other Mob datasheet: tougher bodies that push up the board and heal back with Stragglerz.
• Kommandos — named alongside Mob in the rule and in two of the three stratagems, and they already play the forward-deployed, stay-out-of-sight game the detachment rewards.
• Beastboss — carries Kunnin' Hunta or Unkillable Scourge and leads a Beast Snagga mob forward.
• Warboss in Mega Armour — the Infantry Warboss option for the same two enhancements, leading a Boyz mob.

At 1 DP this is a support package, not an army. Bolt it onto a 2-DP core when you want three mobs on the board earlier than your opponent expects, and when your list already contains the units it names. It is the cheapest way to buy an Ork list a real pre-game move, and Scouts 6" on three units is a genuine board-control swing in objective-heavy missions.

Be honest about its limits. If your list is Nobz, Meganobz, buggies or wagons, the rule does nothing at all: it only reaches Boyz, Beast Snagga Boyz and Kommandos. Two of the three stratagems key off the hidden state or a big model count, so it rewards a mob-heavy, terrain-aware playstyle rather than a pure alpha strike.

Sample gameplan: at Declare Battle Formations, pick two Boyz mobs and a Kommandos unit for Scouts 6", then use that move to end behind terrain in the midfield rather than out where you can be shot. Push forward and stay concealed; when a mob is in range and still hidden, spend Concealed Krumpin' for Lethal Hits on the alpha volley or swing. Use Dey're Over 'Ere to flush out anything hiding from your guns, keep the mobs topped up with Stragglerz each Command phase, and hold Kunnin' Hunta for the turn an enemy unit crowds your Beastboss.

One caveat on the horizon: Codex: Orks went up for pre-order on 22 August 2026 and is previewed with 15 detachments. Until it releases the Faction Pack is the legal source, but a codex could re-tune or replace this detachment.